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1 1 Amend the House amendment, S-5771, to Senate File
1 2 2418, as amended, passed, and reprinted by the Senate,
1 3 as follows:
1 4 #1. Page 2, by striking line 6 and inserting the
1 5 following:
1 6 "Sec. . NEW SECTION. 18.180A INFORMATION
1 7 SERVICES BOARD – MEMBERS – CHAIRPERSON – VACANCIES
1 8 – QUORUM – COMPENSATION AND TRAVEL EXPENSES.
1 9 1. A state information services board is created.
1 10 The membership shall be composed of the following:
1 11 a. The governor shall appoint ten members, subject
1 12 to confirmation by the senate. The governor shall
1 13 appoint one member to represent higher education, one
1 14 member who is a representative of a state agency, and
1 15 two members to represent the private sector. The
1 16 appointments shall be made in a manner so that all of
1 17 the state's congressional districts are represented
1 18 along with the ethnic, cultural, social, and economic
1 19 diversity of the state. Terms of office of members
1 20 appointed by the governor shall be three years.
1 21 b. The chief justice of the supreme court or a
1 22 designee shall serve as a member to represent the
1 23 judicial branch of government.
1 24 c. The director of the department of education or
1 25 a designee shall serve as a member to represent the
1 26 interests of kindergarten through grade twelve
1 27 education.
1 28 2. Board members shall be reimbursed for actual
1 29 and necessary expenses incurred in performance of
1 30 their duties. Members may also be eligible to receive
1 31 compensation as provided in section 7E.6.
1 32 3. In addition to the voting members, the board
1 33 shall include four members of the general assembly
1 34 with not more than one member from each chamber being
1 35 from the same political party. The two senators shall
1 36 be designated by the president of the senate after
1 37 consultation with the majority and minority leaders of
1 38 the senate. The two representatives shall be
1 39 designated by the speaker of the house of
1 40 representatives after consultation with the majority
1 41 and minority leaders of the house of representatives.
1 42 Legislative members shall serve in an ex officio,
1 43 nonvoting capacity. A legislative member is eligible
1 44 for per diem and expenses as provided in section 2.10.
1 45 4. The governor shall assign staffing services to
1 46 the board which may include the staff identified by
1 47 the director of the department of management.
1 48 5. The members shall select a chairperson from
1 49 among the board members. Vacancies shall be filled in
1 50 the same manner that the original appointments were
2 1 made. A majority of the members of the board shall
2 2 constitute a quorum for the transaction of business.
2 3 Sec. . NEW SECTION. 18.180B POWERS AND DUTIES
2 4 OF BOARD.
2 5 1. The board shall have the following powers and
2 6 duties related to information services:
2 7 a. To develop standards governing the acquisition
2 8 and disposition of equipment, proprietary software and
2 9 purchased services, and confidentiality of
2 10 computerized data.
2 11 b. To purchase, lease, rent, or otherwise acquire,
2 12 dispose of, and maintain equipment, proprietary
2 13 software, and purchased services, or to delegate to
2 14 other agencies and institutions of state government,
2 15 under appropriate standards, the authority to
2 16 purchase, lease, rent, or otherwise acquire, dispose
2 17 of, and maintain equipment, proprietary software, and
2 18 purchased services. This paragraph does not apply to
2 19 the legislative branch.
2 20 c. To develop statewide or interagency technical
2 21 policies, standards, and procedures.
2 22 d. To review and approve standards and common
2 23 specifications for new or expanded telecommunications
2 24 networks proposed by agencies, local governments,
2 25 public postsecondary education institutions, and
2 26 public schools with kindergarten through grade twelve.
2 27 e. To provide direction concerning strategic
2 28 planning goals and objectives for the state. The
2 29 board shall seek input from the general assembly and
2 30 the supreme court.
2 31 f. To develop and implement a process for the
2 32 resolution of appeals by vendors concerning the
2 33 conduct of an acquisition process by a state agency or
2 34 the department or a customer state agency concerning
2 35 the provision of services by the department or by
2 36 other state agency providers.
2 37 g. To establish policies for the periodic review
2 38 by the department of state agency performance which
2 39 may include but are not limited to analysis of:
2 40 (1) Planning, management, control, and use of
2 41 information services.
2 42 (2) Training and education.
2 43 (3) Project management.
2 44 h. To set its meeting schedules and convene at
2 45 scheduled times, or meet at the request of a majority
2 46 of its members, the chair, or the director.
2 47 i. To review and approve that portion of the
2 48 department's budget request that provides support to
2 49 the board.
2 50 2. As statewide technical standards to promote and
3 1 facilitate electronic information sharing and access
3 2 are an essential component of acceptable and reliable
3 3 public access service and complement content-related
3 4 standards designed to meet those goals, the board
3 5 shall do all of the following:
3 6 a. Establish technical standards to facilitate
3 7 electronic access to government information and
3 8 interoperability of information systems. Local
3 9 governments are strongly encouraged to follow the
3 10 standards established by the board.
3 11 b. Require agencies to consider electronic public
3 12 access needs when planning new information systems or
3 13 major upgrades of systems.
3 14 Sec. . NEW SECTION. 18.180C ADVISORY
3 15 COMMITTEES.
3 16 1. The director shall appoint advisory committees
3 17 to assist the division of information technology
3 18 services. Advisory committees shall include, but are
3 19 not limited to, customer oversight committees.
3 20 2. Customer oversight committees shall provide the
3 21 division with advice concerning the type, quality, and
3 22 cost of the division's services. The number of
3 23 customer oversight committees and their membership
3 24 shall be determined by the director to assure that all
3 25 services are subject to oversight by a representative
3 26 selection of customers. At least annually, these
3 27 committees shall meet to recommend, review, and
3 28 comment on the service goals and objectives of the
3 29 division and the budgets for operations of those
3 30 services and the rates to be charged for those
3 31 services. The committees may call upon the board to
3 32 resolve disputes between agencies and the division
3 33 which may arise with regard to service offerings,
3 34 budgets, or rates.
3 35 3. Any advisory committee created by the director
3 36 may be convened by a majority of its members, by its
3 37 chair, or by the director.
3 38 Sec. ___. NEW SECTION. 18.181 IOWACCESS".
3 39 #2. By renumbering as necessary.
3 40
3 41
3 42
3 43 MARY NEUHAUSER
3 44 SF 2418.518 77
3 45 mj/jw/28
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